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17 Jun 1908

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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Jun 17, 1908

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Quiet Start to Roosevelt Era Taft Convention in Chicago

The fourteenth Republican National Convention opened in the Coliseum with about 1,000 delegates and heavy security. The mood was somber and largely disengaged, as speakers including Senator Julius C Burrows and notable guests spoke amid muted applause and rare bursts focused on Roosevelt and court powers. The session ended after adjournment until noon the next day, with debates on representation and party platform to follow.

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New York Times Chicago Republican Party Julius C. Burrows Michigan Portica Roosevelt Viitors Gavelell J. Fred Welf Mpperary Chauncey M. Depew New York Eurth Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Pennsylvania George W. Aldridge Rochester Seth Low New Burke Knox Job Hedges Senator Spepen Timothy L. Woodruff Wadsworth California Cold House America J.franklin Fort New Jersey Gov Stuart Senator Penrose Frank Hitchcock Harry S. New National Committee Julius @. Burrows Stewart L. Woodford Hughes Herbert Parsons Nicholas Lengworth Longworth Jusserand Ree Baron Schlippenbach Russia B. Wroupensky Oat Washington L. A. Caro-Milas Greece Luis Melia Lafinur Uruguay Wu Tine Fang Charles P. Taft Julius Fleischmann Gov. Harris Arthur I. Vorys G. B. Cox Theodore HB. Burton Chalresan New Mr. New Theodore Roosevelt Taft Bishop Muldoon Hawaii Beveridge Senator Burrows Burrows Republic Executive Departments Congress Root South America Lincoln Grant McKinley The United States Theovel Rosendore Theore Roosevelt Georgia Maine House Con Vention Hall Henry A. Dupont Delaware
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New National Committee Named for Republican Party

The June 16 report from Chicago lists the new National Republican Committee members by state, naming P. D. Barker Alabama and George A. Knight California among others. The roster includes Dan C. Du Pont, Borah, Lowden, Kellogg, Rosewater, Penrose and McCormick, with districts and territories also represented. Re elected.

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Chicago National Republican Committee Alabama P. D. Barker Arkansas Powell Clayton California George A. Knight Colorado Charles Cavender Connecticut Charles F. Abrooker Delaware T. Coleman DU Pont Florida James N. Coombs Georgia Idaho William E. Borah Illinois Frank O. Lowden Indiana Harry S. New Iowa Ernest E. Hart Kansas David W. Alvane Kentucky Louisiana Pearlight Maine John F. Hill Maryland William P. Jackson Massachusetts W. Murray Crane Michigan John W. Blodgett Minnesota Frank B. Kellogg Mississippi L. B. Moseley Missouri Charles Nagel Montana Nebraska Victor Rosewater Nevada P. L. Flanagan New Hampshire Fred W. Estabrook New Jersey Franklin Murphy New York William L. Ward North Carolina Edward C. Duncan North Dakota James Kennedy Ohio A. L. Vorys Oklahoma C. M. Cade Oregon Ralph E. Williams Pennsylvania Boies Penrose Rhode Island Charles R. Brayton South Carolina John G. Capers South Dakota Thomas Thorson Tennessee Texas
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Lodge Chosen Permanent Chairman Of National Convention

Chicago June 14 decision by the Committee on Permanent Organization formalizes Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as permanent chairman of the national convention. All other temporary convention officers named on the floor today will become permanent.

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Chicago Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Committee On Permanent Organization
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Hughes Poised for 100 Votes as Sherman Boom Fades

New York delegates predict sixty of seventy eight votes for Gov Hughes on first ballot at the convention with others from Taft and Cannon, while Sherman gains support for vice presidency. Delegates negotiate strategy including a Hughes withdrawal and revived Sherman push amid crowded lobby scenes and fiery chants.

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New York Times Chicago New York Gov Hughes Taft Cannon Gov. Hughes James Sherman Utica Thomas R. Proctor Woodruff Nhat New York State James Sherman Annex Senter Depew Assemblyman Hart William Henry Donglas
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